Reina As-Salaam, 15, and Juliana Ferrell, 16, killed, and Monica Epps, 16, injured in pedestrian accident with driver Tansu Kanlica on Barrett Lakes Blvd.
2nd teen dies after hit-and-run crash
Juliana Ferrell, 16, succumbed to her injuries. She had been at Wellstar Kennestone Hospital since Sunday night.
Teen killed, 2 others injured in pedestrian hit-and-run
According to police, Garrett Anderson, 23 of Kennesaw, was driving a silver 2004 Nissan 350z northbound on Barrett Lakes Boulevard at about 7 p.m. Sunday. Police say 27-year-old Tansu Kanlica of Atlanta was in another car chasing Anderson because he reportedly stole something from Kanlica.
Kanlica reportedly lost control of the car near Shiloh Valley Drive and went on to the sidewalk, barreling into the three girls.
1 girl killed, 2 injured in Cobb County hit-and-run
One person was killed and two others injured when all three were struck by a vehicle that then left the scene, Cobb County police said today. Police later located the alleged hit-and-run driver, along with a second driver accused in the deadly crash.
Driver in hit-and-run crash that killed 2 teens gets 30 years
Then, the 29-year-old was sentenced to 30 years in prison, with the possibility of parole in 20 years.
Ga. man who ran into 3 girls on sidewalk sentenced in crash
Kanlica must serve 20 years of his sentence in custody and pay $196,000 in restitution.
One person was killed and two others injured when all three were struck by a vehicle that then left the scene, Cobb County police said today. Police later located the alleged hit-and-run driver, along with a second driver accused in the deadly crash. Three pedestrians, identified only as female juveniles, were walking on a sidewalk along Barrett Lakes Boulevard at the time of the Sunday night crash, according to Officer Mike Bowman. Investigators believe the driver of a silver Nissan 350z was driving northbound on Barrett Lakes Boulevard approaching Shiloh Valley Drive in the Kennesaw area when he lost control of the vehicle, Bowman said. The driver, later identified as Tansu Kanlica, left the roadway and crossed the sidewalk, striking all three girls, according to police. “It is believed that Mr. Kanlica was attempting to give chase to another vehicle for theft of services,” Bowman said in an emailed statement. One of the girls died at the scene of the wreck, which happened around 7:20 p.m. A second victim was transported by ambulance to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital with life-threatening injuries and the third was transported to Kennestone with non-life-threatening injuries, Bowman said. Kanlica, 27, of Atlanta, allegedly left the scene of the wreck after striking the three pedestrians, according to police.
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This is crazy
Reina As-Salaam was my cousin, and also my best friend. i cant believe she gone. && Juliana seen here every time i came down to Atlanta to hang with them .. They were very close friends. Both of yall will be dearly missed .. Love Yall
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